Space is in. On the 20th November, NATO Foreign Ministers met in Brussels to prepare for last week’s NATO Summit in London. Much of the noise around the summit has been political – in the UK, it was focussed...
1Director of the British Foreign Policy Group, Sophia Gaston, joined LBC presenter Tom Swarbrick on his new podcast Rule Britannia. Along with the UK Defence Journal’s Henry Smith, they discussed the future of...
0Inside the minds of UK students on foreign policy Throughout the General Election campaign, the British Foreign Policy Group have been traveling across the UK to listen to the foreign policy views of our youngest...
0The 2019 General Election has been unusual for a number of reasons, but particularly for the marked differences between the parties’ offerings on a range of issues – including foreign policy. As we at the British...
0Next month’s election has been variously framed as a ‘once in a generation’ opportunity, or an existential threat, with the future of Brexit, the NHS and our economic model all at stake. For the first time in many...
1Emmanuel Macron’s recent interview in the Economist stirred controversy when he declared NATO as “brain-dead” as America “turns its back on the European project”. Regardless of whether one agrees with his...
0Four years ago, when British voters re-elected David Cameron as their next Prime Minister, votes were cast on the issues of the economy, immigration and healthcare. ‘The environment’ did not even feature on Ipsos...
0British Foreign Policy Group Director, Sophia Gaston, spoke to the Herald Sun in Australia about media freedoms – and the ways liberal democracies can and should define themselves against autocratic states....
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